A Cash-Only Practice: What to Consider

Cash Chiropractic Practices

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Starting a practice means making many business decisions. One of those is whether you’ll accept insurance or operate a cash-only practice.

What Is It?

A cash-only practice does not literally accept only cash. Patients pay upfront with cash, credit/debit card or check. If they have insurance, they generally file the claim for reimbursement themselves instead of you handling it. (The exception is Medicare. Whether you are in- or out-of-network, you must file a Medicare claim for all active care/treatment or if the patient requests that one be filed.)

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